Recognition of Palestinian statehood—especially from the U.K.—is not merely symbolic. It has specific ramifications under international law.

The opening of the Gordie Howe bridge has been delayed. It’s an apt metaphor for where U.S.-Canada relations have gone under Trump 2.0.

A man self-ordained as Israel’s protector will go down as the man who inflicted on it a reputational calamity in the world.

It included a strange half-apology to Qatar, among other things.

The president’s desired update to the agency’s name marks the collapse of the liberal international order—and a military finally marching with its mask off.

It’s disturbing how the details keep changing.

The Trump administration has denied visas to Mahmoud Abbas and 80 others for the U.N. meeting. The grounds are as flimsy as you’d expect.

The slaughter of Palestinians continues. Most Israelis hate the war and their government. But a tiny right-wing faction controls all.

Israel’s Monday morning strike on a Gaza hospital—a so-called “double-tap” assault—was designed for maximum killing. When is enough?

The administration has three-plus years to inflict its maladies on the rest of the world. That task kicks off in earnest this week.

If we call what he did to Gaza genocide, then we must append this term to what he’s done to Israel: politicide.

The international community is at long last coming to agreement around the genocide in Gaza. But will it end military support and impose sanctions?

A letter to my Jewish American mother, who refuses to oppose Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza

The more extravagant it becomes, the more contempt it secretly conveys. Will Trump ever care?

If the Israel-Iran ceasefire holds—good for Donald Trump. But how about he turns his attention to the war that Israel is still waging against a starving people?

Israel isn’t quite there yet. But there’s a grim logic by which it becomes inescapable.

Several factions could vie for power in the event of a regime collapse. Some of them would even give cause for hope.

We are not pawns in your war: War with Iran threatens not just Iranian freedoms but Western freedoms as well.

Though portrayed as an anti-interventionist, he has no problem with war—as long as America gets something in return. Now he’s on the cusp of entangling the U.S. military in a conflict with Iran.

At a small university in the city of Grenoble, an accusation of Islamophobia set off a wild kerfuffle and a media frenzy. Sound familiar?